:38:01
I imagine he's at
the county hospital...
:38:04
don't you?
:38:06
Find out.
:38:08
And could you get me...
:38:10
a dozen pair of sunglasses, please?
:38:13
All right.
:38:15
You want them polarized or tinted?
:38:18
You want the kind
with the little mirrors?
:38:21
People can't see in.
:38:23
Makes them nervous as hell.
:38:25
Just the regular glasses.
:38:28
You got 'em.
:38:34
Look, Captain, uh...
:38:36
Don't call me Captain.
:38:40
Mr. Brubaker...
:38:42
I know you're,
uh... probably getting ready...
:38:45
to make some new
job assignments around here.
:38:49
You'll probably even name...
:38:50
your own warden's clerk.
:38:53
I'd like to, uh...
make a case for myself.
:39:02
Uh...
:39:07
Ha ha.
:39:09
I know I'm not
the smartest guy in the world...
:39:13
but I do know this job.
:39:16
And I know this damn place...
:39:18
better than any man here,
and that's a fact.
:39:21
I've been the warden's clerk
for eight years.
:39:24
I know it.
:39:28
What you got here, mainly...
:39:30
are rural people...
:39:32
you know what I mean?
:39:34
They're not much at paperwork.
:39:37
No sophistication.
They...
:39:39
I'm not trying to
put anybody down.
:39:43
Don't get me wrong.
:39:45
I'm just telling you
the way it is.
:39:50
What are you in for, Purcell?
:39:53
Nothing, really. L...
:39:55
Nothing?
:39:57
I held up a card game.